Le Canard sur le Toit

In the first century AD, the Romans built a large rural sanctuary about 4km west of Toulouse. All that remain are the swimming baths (now...

This small château in the middle of a large public garden was built in 1781; it belonged to Jean de Barry. He lived there alone since his...

Come here for classics and other kinds of jazz, like 'combo' (small groups) and gypsy jazz with guitar and violin accompaniment. The Noug...

This sea boat runs on the Canal de Brienne and the Garonne river, and allows children to take the helm. They can pilot the Cap d'Ambre un...

This little canal was built in the late 1700s' to allow boat traffic between the Garonne River and the Canal du Midi, made difficult by t...

It took 12 000 workers and over ten years to build the canal connecting the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Pierre-Paul Riquet designed it...

Only a few kilometers from center city, Paintball&Co offers an outside paintball field. Children can start playing this highly strategic...

Just outside of center city, this summer swimming pool is the least known and less crowded of the city. The large open pool is surrounded...

Located close to the black façade of the Théâtre de la Digue, this very welcoming restaurant offers food with Salsa. The large dining roo...

Do you fancy a journey for an evening? If you push open the doors of the Puerto Havana, you are in for a surprise! This is a Cuban party...

This exceptional brasserie, named after the nearby Fine Arts school, is located on the beautiful banks of the Garonne. It is known mainly...

Close to the church and cloisters of the Jacobins and not far from the banks of the Garonne, this restaurant has a pleasant dining room w...

The best, the most beautiful, the most stylish, and the most Japanese restaurant in town. Between luxury and sobriety, the setting is ide...

In this little restaurant in the centre of town you can taste fresh, homemade pasta presented in a variety of ways. Try salads with spagh...

A must for every tourist in Toulouse, the Saint-Sernin Basilica was consecrated by Pope Urbain II in 1096 and saved from destruction by t...

Close to the Saint-Sernin Church, this restaurant has a beautiful, colored facade while inside there is welcoming wooden paneling and a m...

This quiet restaurant offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the Strasbourg Boulevard, and the Saint Sernin flea market....

For more than 20 years this famous shop sign has dominated the Rue Croix-Baragnon. To get here, take the Rue Languedoc, cross a little co...